We're often told that God forgets our sin and we're to do likewise. If that is the case, how do we use sound judgement for some of our decision making? For example, I can forgive someone for robbing my house, but I probably won't ask them to housesit for me. Is that sound?

Galatians 6:7 says that a man reaps what he sows. Is this the same thing as karma described by Hinduism?

Revelation 20:11-15 describes Hell and the ocean giving up the dead in order to be judged by God. Why? Isn't Hell already the judgement that they've received? Why be judged for something that they've already been sentenced to? Join Thomas and Bryan as they discuss this great question.

Do you have a big decision to make? Do you find yourself at a fork in the road? How can you know what to do? How can you know God's will for you? In today's episode, join the two as they discuss what it means to know God's will and how you can do that in your life.

Sure. It's fun to think of what our perfected bodies will one day be like. However, have you ever wondered why we will have them. In today's episode, join Thomas and Bryan as they discuss why believers may have a resurrection body.

Some OT books can seem more perspirational rather than inspirational. Numbers can be this way at times. As people living in the midst of the new covenant, what can we glean from this book to have a closer relationship with Christ?

Some books and passages can go over our head at face value. Song of Solomon is a common one. In today's episode, join Thomas and Bryan as they discuss this often misunderstood book of the Bible.

We all know we're supposed to forgive those who wrong us, but what about those who wrong others? How do we handle our attitudes towards those who wrong or hurt others? Join the two today as they discuss bullies and forgiving those who don't repent of their wronging others.

We all know murder isn't right, but what about self defense? Is it ever okay to kill someone out of self defense? What about carrying a gun? Are these means of defense Biblical?

Often in movies and tv shows, Heaven can sometimes be depicted as an audience for earthly living. Is this an accurate depiction or something made up?